Question

Amie usually wears a uniform to her Catholic school, but on the first day of every month, students can wear other clothes with a donation to the church's food bank. Amie wears blue jeans, a T-shirt, and athletic shoes. Her mother asked her why she doesn't wear her nice clothes, and Amie told her that she would be made fun of at school. Which type of influence do the other students have on Amie?

Answer 1

Normative influence, and this is because Amie changing her clothes thinking about what others would think and say represents Normative influence that her classmates would in a way mock her and she thinks about how they would do so

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Answer 2

Answer:Normative Influence

Step-by-step explanation:

Normative Influence refers to the influence in which other people such as our friends or group which we belong or the society at large have over us that we tend to conform and alter our behaviors, or values towards their choices in order to be liked and accepted by them. These types of influence is commonly seen among teens because of the desire at this age to be recognized and accepted by their fellow peers.

Amie changing her clothes so as not to be made fun at school is under Normative influence from her other school students and so will conform to appear in such a way that will make her acceptable to them rather than being mocked.